Topic: 7. Sacrifices of self: Martirology and Catholic global missions (16th-18th Century)

From the sixteenth to the eighteenth Century, Catholic missionary endeavors across the globe produced a wealth of sources that shed light on various forms of sacrifice. These sources often intertwine factual accounts with the emphasis on martyrdom, adopting specific theological, narrative, and iconographic frameworks. This section presents a comprehensive collection of early modern printed sources and images that illustrate these dynamics. Additionally, it includes a thorough bibliography covering scholarly works from the 19th to 21st centuries, providing contemporary insights into the historical context and significance of these sacrifices.

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Takao, M.; Haskell, Y. and Garrod, R. (Eds.)

'In what storms of blood from Christ’s flock is Japan swimming?’Gratia Hosokawa and the Performative Representation of Japanese Martyrdom in Mulier fortis (1698)'

in: Changing Hearts: Performing Jesuit Emotion between Europe, Asia, and the Americas,, pp. 87-120

Boston-Leiden: Brill, 2019.

Takenaka, M.; Anzai, T., Iawasaki, S., Klein, H., and Milward, P. (Eds.)

Japanese Titus Plays in the Baroque Age

in: Shakespeare in Japan, pp. 159–173

Lewiston-New York: Edwin Mellen, 1999.

Takenaka, M.; Wimmer, R. and Hsia, A. (Eds.)

Jesuit Plays on Japan in the Baroque Age

in: Mission und Theater: Japan und China auf den Bühnen der Gesellschaft Jesu, pp. 379–410

Regensburg: Schnell & Steiner, 2005.

Thornton, J.

Cannibals, Witches, and Slave Traders in the Atlantic World

in: The William and Mary Quarterly, v. 60 (2003), issue 2: pp.273-294.


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